kanalaritja: An Unbroken String
https://www.artlink.com.au/articles/4567/kanalaritja-an-unbroken-string/
- Greg Lehman <https://www.artlink.com.au/contributors/3516/greg-lehman/>
- Review
- 03 February 2017
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- The sculptures of Ataúro Island
CDU Art Gallery, Darwin
Ian McLean
<https://www.artlink.com.au/articles/4588/brook-andrew-the-right-to-offend-is-sacred/>
TMAG touring exhibition
The Maireener shell necklace has been known to Europeans since their earliest visits to Van Diemen’s Land, as the island was known until 1856. Perhaps the best-known illustration of these encounters was provided by the artist Nicholas Martin Petit, travelling with Captain Nicholas Baudin in 1802. Born into a family of fan painters, Petit had been taken on as a gunner and draughtsman, but is thought to have been a student in the school of David.[1] <https://www.artlink.com.au/articles/4567/kanalaritja-an-unbroken-string/#footnote-1> His sensitive portrait of Bara-Ourou, jeune sauvage de la terrede Diémen, was first published in the atlas of the voyage in 1807.
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